Quo-Test®: Lab-accurate HbA1c results
The Quo-Test® is a fully automated desktop point-of-care HbA1c analyzer. It will give easy and reliable HbA1c measurement for the monitoring and management of diabetes in a point-of-care setting, such as diabetes clinics and doctors’ surgeries.
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The Quo-Test® HbA1c system is a fully automated hemoglobin A1c analyzer that uses patented boronate affinity fluorescence quenching technology to measure glycated hemoglobin from a 4 μl sample of capillary or venous whole blood. Sample results are available within four minutes and are dual-reported in IFCC and DCCT standard units (Mono S & JDS reporting are also available). Quo-Test® uses the boronate affinity method which is recognized as interference-free.
Quo-Test® can store up to 7,000 results, which can be downloaded as text files to a PC via the integrated USB interface or through the Quo-Connect and EKF Link. Alternatively, results can be printed using a printer that connects via a serial port.
The analyzers’ clear, multi-lingual display displays step-by-step instructions, reducing staff training time to a minimum and almost eliminating the opportunity for user-related errors.
Key Features:
• Fully automates analyzer
• Fast and accurate
• Results in just 4 minutes
• Just 4ul blood required from finger prick or venous sample
Please note: Not all products are available in all countries. Please check with EKF for availability.
Quo-Test desktop HbA1c analyzer with EKF Link
EKF Diagnostics presents the Quo-Test®, a fully automated desktop HbA1c analyzer. Discover how this easy-to-use device provides accurate HbA1c measurements, making it ideal for monitoring and managing diabetes in point-of-care settings, such as diabetes clinics and doctor’s offices. Quo-Test® can store up to 7,000 results, which can be downloaded as text files to a PC via the integrated USB interface or through the Quo-Connect and EKF Link. Alternatively, results can be printed using a printer that connects via a serial port.
